Research on Normal Motion of Specimen of Ultrasonic Feeding

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In this paper, a micro structural model is applied to study the normal contact process of the specimen of the ultrasonic feeding. Firstly, the normal velocity of the specimen with the actuation of the oscillator is calculated by solving the nonlinear dynamical equation of the specimen. The theoretical results of the normal velocity are in good agreement with the experimental results under the same conditions. The theoretical results indicate that for the low frequency of the oscillator, at most time, the normal contact force is zero, whereas for the high frequency the normal contact force is periodical. In addition, the theoretical results also indicate the contact time between specimen and the oscillator in a period decreases with the increasing amplitude of the oscillator.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 433-440)

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3826-3830

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January 2012

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